Hi Heiga ZEN (Byung Ha CHUN) wrote :
As far as I can remember, it was on a Linux but it was at the very beginning of the *training* part, when all the phonemes are listed by HTK from lab files, it wasn't detecting "@", "a~", "e~", "o~", "2", "9" and "9~" as phonemes. Therefore we simply changed the phoneme alphabet and everything worked fine.we had problems with @ too, moreover the "~" (tilde) (which is SAMPA symbol for nasalized phonemes) also causes problems and it looks like you cannot use numbers (e.g. 2 and 9 are X-SAMPA symbols in french but we couldn't use them as well)Is this a bug of hts_engine or Linux/Windows file system restriction? I think "~" is prepared to represent home directory on Linux.
We didn't actually try to find why all of this was happening, neither did we try to use those unrecognized phonemes with hts_engine.
Alexis